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THE PLOT THICKENs.
Another Sensation In the Chinese Certifi-
cate Fraud Business

SAN FRANCISCO, November 23d.-[Spe-
cial.l l.l-Deputy Collector Scott claims to
have secured evidence showing that the
Grand Jury of two years ago failed to re-
turn indictments for fraud in disposing of
Chinese return certificates against Custom
Inspectors Boyd Ciprico and Mclean be-
cause of undue influence brought to bear
upon them. 1t is said that one of the iur-
ors, named Merrill, is ready to testify to
this effect
These revelations will be brought to the
attention of the Circuit Court Grand Jury,
and it is possible that Merrill will be a
witness before the Circuit Court Grand
Jury on Friday
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Suppose, Tommy" said Kansas CITY
teacher. " that your father owned 40 lots
and Chicago man should buy 16 of them
and st. Louis man should buy 20. what
would be left ?" "Where are the men
FROM" asked Tommy, "Chicago and ST.
Louis ?" "Yes." "Pa would be left he
wouldn't get any money"
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AN OHIO MYSTERY.
Seven Persons Found InseDsibIe-No Clue
to the Cause.

LIVERPOOL (O.), November 23d.-A man
went into the decorating establishment of
James Baum this evening, and was horri-
fled to find five girls and two men lying on
the floor to all appearances dead. They
were hurriedly removed to their residences
and treated by physicians. Those that
have revived are delirious, and can tell
nothing. All are in very serious condi-
ton. 1t was thought that probably they
were asphyxiated by natural gas, but no
odor was perceptible in the shop.
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UTAH.
The Mormons Attempt to Bluff the
United States Marshal.

United States Marshal.
ICopyrg1t, 1857, by tie California associated Press.
SALT LAKE, November 23d.-The United
States Marshal and Receiver Dyer to day
made demand upon the persons appar-
emily in charge of the Church office for the
books, records and valuables belonging to
the corporation, ordered by the Court to be
turned over to the Receiver, but no one ap-
peared authorized to either refuse or grant
the demand. All that could be got out of
them was Take them at your perilm
Their attorney said that James Jack, who
is the Churchs chief clerk and also Terri
torial Treasurer, would be sent for He is
now in Southern California, and when he
returns he would be able to say which was
the Church safes and effects, which private
and which belong to the Territory. Later
in the day Receiver Dyer returned and
took possession of the effects in the office
and made an inventory
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OCCuDEsT AND ORIENT.
Eastern Enthusiasm Over the Proposed
Pacific Ocean Cable.

LHsttfH TlHt1USIdbIu OVGr IlIt TTOpOSbU
Pacific Ocean Cable.
lCopyrigt, 1887, by the California associated Press
New YORK, November 23d-[Special /
Dispatches from San Francisco this morn
ing concerning the projected Pacific cables
attracted considerable attention. The EUen-
ing World says editorially; The city by
the Golden Gate is beginning to realize her
possibilities. The Antipodes are awaken
ing The mere announcement of such q
project give us new impression as to the
Pacific Hemisphere. Immersed in our own
prosperity, we have overlooked the pro-
gressive movement in that section of the
footstool where the Orient meets the Occi-
dent y
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STEAMER BURNED.

Two Lives and a Cargo of Cotton Lost
on the Mississippi.
GREESvILLE (Miss.), November 23d.-
Last night the steamer Charles B. Chotian
was burned at Sunflower Landing. The
colored fireman and colored deck passen-
ger were burned to death. The cargo of
cotton is a total loss, nothing being left of
the great cotton carrier but her immense
hull
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OuarreIing Irishmen.

LONDON, November 23d.-The attempt
made at Thurles to-day to restore unity in
the Gaelic Athletic Association was fail.
ure. Davitt and Fitzgerald, finding moth
ing short of absolute submission to the
party represented by the priests vould
satisfy the seceders, left Thurles without
seeing Archbishop Croke.
Balfour for Leader.
BELFAST, November 23d.-The Ne,cs let
ter Crory organ) says Balfour will be the
Government leader in the House of Com
mons at the next session of Parliament
and Ashmead Bartlett will succeed him as
Chief Secretary for Ireland
A Warrant for Dillon.
DUBLIN, November 23d.-The Eveai,1a
Telegraph says: "A warrant has been is
sued for the arrest of John Dillon any
where in Great Britain"
A Dynamite bonanza.
LONDON, November 23d.-Extraordinary
precautions have been taken to guard dyna-
miters Callen and Harkin in prison. In
the dust-holes in Callen's LODGINGS have
been found thirty pounds of dynamite. of
foreign make. and other explosive com
pounds have been found in a neighbor's
garden.
An Italian on the Irish Question.
LONDON, November 23d.-The Chronicle
Rome correspondent says: Mgr. Persico
declares that Ireland is not ripe for home
rule, but that there exists a uaiver al aspira
uon Tor progressive emancipation, which
the English Government would do well to
reckon with
The Crown Princes Throat.
BERLIN, November 23d.-Dr. Schmidt in
a long report to the Medical Society of
Berlin on the case of the Crown Prince
says that cancerous infiltration has EXISTED
from the very beginning below the left
vocal chord. This caused irritation which
produced papilliary growths on the chord.
Fifteen Sailors Lost
LONDON, November 23d.-The Russian
steamers Sineus and Vesta came into COL
nsion OIL the Crimean coast to-day. The
Eesta was sunk and fifteen of her crew
drowned.
Death of Father GuaIdi.
LONDON, November 23d.-Father Gualdi
VINO was the colleague of Mgr. Persioo in
the Papal mission TO Ireland, is dead.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Suicide or Accidental Death of a Dis
charged Soldier.
ICopwisht, 1887, by tie California Associated Iress.l
VANCOUVER, November 23d-Yesterday
John King, aged 35, a discharged soldier,
was found dead in his bed. On stand
near by was found a bottle of bromide of
potassium empty. 1t is not known whether
he took it with suicidal intent, or whether,
being drunk, he accidentally took an over
dose
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hourly Complioations-Grevy Says that
He VIII Resign

S VIII tSeslgn.
fAR!s, November 23d.-It is reported that
~. hinot' member of the Chamber of
Deputies for the Department of Pas De
Calais, viii form new Cabinet amonS 20 the
members OF which will be Goblet and
DeVls. !ha Journal Des Debats advocates
tne awaiting of the result of President
ureVy efforts to form q Cabinet but saws
1t ls impossible not to see the gravity nre-
sented by the prolonged uncertainty which
offers the chance for the creation of die
tetorship or an outbreak of disorder.
CREWS RESOLVE.
resident Grevy to day informed NJ. Ma
reti Radical member of the Chamber of
Deputies for the Department of the Seine
that he had decided to resign. He said
that he would tomorrow ask NJ. Ribot to
iorm Ministry to superintend the meet
ing OF the Congress of the Senate and the
Onanlper OF Deputies, which will select
new President. If Ribot refuses TO form a
Ministry, ne will ask NJ Goblet to.
NJ GreVy stated that he will not omit his
post before issuing an address to the coun-
try, IN which he will repudiate the respon-
siolilty Tor the present. state of affairs, and
declare that his retirement was forced bv
the impossibility of governing the country.
He Will depart from the Presidency with
the sincerest wishes for the future of the
hepuDDc.
SENSATION PROMISED.
PARIS, November 23d.-The Commission
investigating the Wilson scandal has re-
solved to keep secret important evidence
given by two witnesses yesterday.
GREvY PLEADS FOR TINE.
PARIS, November 23d.-It is stated that
during the interview with Marett TO-DAY
President Grevy was greatly affected and
pleaded pitiously for time. Marett was
oodurate, and told him it was his duty 10
to resign not later than Saturday.
NO SOLDIERS NEED APPLY.
1t is reported that Grevy worked at his
message until late hour tonight.
Clemenceau, Ganet, Loclroy, Rochefort
and others held consultation tonight re-
gardlng Grevy's successor. 1t is rumored
that all military candidates were rejected.
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ROUGH TREATMENT.
\ Member of Parliament Left Naked in
His Cell in LaiI

DUBLIN. November 23d.-The wardens
to-day entered the cell in Tullamore iail in
which Joe Vaudeville is confined and yio-
lently stripped him of his clothing and
left him entirely naked. Mandevilie stir
persists that he will not wear the prison
uniform
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CZAR AND EMPEROR,
Attempts to straiehten Out a Diplomatic
MuddIe

LONDON, November 23d.-A dispatch
from Berlin says the Public Prosecutor has
been ordered to investigate the Cologne
Ga@ette'S statement that the Gar had been
deceived by forged letter, purporting to be
from Prince Bismarck. The statement has
created the greatest sensation throughout
Germany. 1t is also stated that the Car
has been led to believe by interested parties
at the German court that Emperor William
had not always approved of Prince Bis
marck's policy.
The Standards correspondent at Berlin
says that Emperor William, at the recent
interview, disabused the Car of this idea.
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The Alleged Truckee Forger.

TVUPyIy, 1907, Vy lte CuEUOTTild ASSocldeL ITesSi
NEVADA CITY, November 23d.-The Su.
perior Court was engaged to day in i'm
paneling jury in the case of A. P. Clark,
on trial for forgery. Clark raised a check
drawn by Ellie Ellen, of Truckee, for
whom he had been clerEing, from $500 to
$4,000. The check was cashed in San
Francisco, and Clark went to Victoria, B.
g., where he remained for some time be-
fore his whereabouts was known. He was
brought back two or three months ago. He
has employed Hon. Pat. Reddy to defend
him.
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THE CENTER OF FINAScE.-WalI street
the center of finance for America, was orig
Inally so called because it was laid ont
along the line of the palisade, or fence.
erected in 1914 and strengthened in 1853
until It was the city wall.
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OREGON.
Litigation Over the Estate of the Late |
Ben. Holiday.

Copyright 1857, By The California associated Eress]
PORTLAND, November 23d. - Judge
Stearns to-day rendered a decision on the
petition of Esther Holladay, widow of Ben.
Holiday, to have Joe Holladay ben. s
brother) removed from the administrators
ship. He granted the petition on the
ground that, owing to the notorious un-
friendly spirit between the brothers during
the last few years of deceased's life, Joe
was unfit 10 be administrator. The proba.
biiity is that the contending parties will
mutually agree on another administrator,
and then the County Court will make the
appointment.
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WeinstOck & Lubil1.
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.

1A1e 101s, 102O FIFTH STREET, sACRA
lUlO, mento, NEUBOURG Il LAGES, Pro
prietors. Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
of Meals. Would call special attention to our
hlln-dried Cornmeal, Oatmeal, etc. Also, deal
ers in Hops Cvrks. Produce Grain, Feed and a
general assortment of Brewers Supplies
ss-Exchange sold on all principal cities in
Europe. lp
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MOUNTAIN BANDITS,
A stage oVerhauled-Three Highwaymen
Put to Flight

VIRGINIA New, November 23d.-sne.
cials to the Enterprise give the particulars
of two attempts at highway robbery on
Sunday night. The stage from Candeiaria
to Columbus was held up about midnight
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Bloody Fight Between Laborers and
Loafers In Iouisiana

New ORLEANS, November 23d. = The
striking sugar hands at Thibodeaux at 5
O'Clock this morning fired on the white
pickets guarding the place. The white
men returned the fire, and a brisk battle
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WHO WILL HE FIGHTq
A Russian War-Horse who SmeIIs
Battle Already

Battle Already.
WARSAW, Novemb Der 23d.-At military
banquet this evening General Gourko. in
proposing a toast to his officers said
" Unless the Almighty has allotted to me a
brief span of life, it will not be long before
will again lead to the field, as did de-
cade ago.
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SHORT-LTVED,
Mime. Limousin's Brief Experience as a
Cafe Proprietress

OHIb FTOpfIetresS,
PARIS, November 23d-Mme. Limousin
and N. Lorentz, who have become promi
nent in connection with the Caffarei scan
dal, to-day opened the Cafe Etoile, on Rue
Clichy, which they recently purchased.
Nine. Llmousin herself served customers
at the counter, and mixed crowd of curl
Gus sight-seers surrounded the door.
Finally disturbance arose in the cafe.
and a number of persons proceeded to de-
molish the chair and tables. The police
arrived promptly and arrested the Offend
ers, and the doors of the establishment
were closed.
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PACIFIC COAST.
A GRAND JURY ALLEGED TO
HAVE BEEN CORRUPTED.
Swain Indicted-FataI Accident at
Lathrop-Highwaym Baked
Other Matters.
a CITY's DISGRACE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEconD-U.uos.l
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
GREVY SAID TO HAVE PROMISED
TO RESIGN.
Mandeviile Left Naked I'm Jail
suit Against the London Times
for Slander-Etc.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.

'sFno1Al DISPATCHES TO TIE nvooED-Unos
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SAN Francisco. November 23d.-TSpecial l
Managers Pierson and Arnold, of the Bald.
win Hotel, have been attached for the sum
of IS 100
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oOpuiazt, 1ssz. 1u q. calife,nia I.soela,ea Pr.

UopyrlgH, I6S7, 6y u; CaAtoT7iG Ass0ciatea PTess.
RIVERSIDE November 23d-This after
noon the Riverside Board of Trade COM
pleted its organization by eecting the fol-
lowing officers: l.. NJ. Holt, President; ;
A. S. White, Vice-President; C. w. Flem-
ing, Secretary; a. H. Nalftzger, Treasurer
A proposition was accepted from the pub
Usher of the Press, to donate to the Board
as many copies of bis daily and weekly
editions for the next three months as could
be circulated judiciouslY among incoming
Eastern people
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S3nr GeiatAte Der Meamapeu.Naltur

Sur Gei@itAse nee @aamtpolt galtur.
Spanieu nor bas erfe 2anb in
EUROPA, In mel9em 8aumtpole geaos
GET Duroe, fie purbe bort bon Sen
Wtaurer i'm aebnten Sabrbunbert einges
fhbrt. Die erife 8aumipolle tpuroe in
ben 8ereinigten Staten i'm Sabre
1861 gepflanat. CAROLS vbifforii9e
Sammlurgen aug Si5s Carolina" ers
tpdbnen bic gultur Der Baumpolens
pflanse in ieuer prooiu3 i'm Sabre
1866. SIM Sabre 1876 miro fe als
@artenpHanae in Salbot gountn, Sea.
rblanb, auf benz 80 @rab nbrbli6er
greite angefiibrt. SIN 8esinn bes STE.
bolutionsfrieges foa 8eneral Delagaa
nabe Bel Sabamab, In Georgia, breiBig
Nder init 8aumtpoqe bepHan3t baben.
Inter ben Musfubrs Nrtifeln bon Gbars
lefon, in 6lb @droli1a, tperben i'm
Sabre 1748 fieben Sdde bon Baun1s
noble ermdbnt; cine anoere t1eine 8ers
f9ifung tpurbe i'm Sabre 1884 gema9t
unb bann ITO brei t~peitere, bic I'M
gar5en fi9 auf 5ebn Ba1en belaufen.
SIM Sabre 1880 tpurbett a1t galen,
pel9e nod @nglanb berf1ift tpareit,
bort nit Bei9Iag belegt, neil bic 3oIs
beb6rbe bebauptete, 10 piel 8aumpole
f6nnte ni9t in ben 8ereinigten Staten
ge3ogen uor6en iein. SIN Sabre 1891
betrug bic Baum polen. grnte Der Ners
etni9ten Staten 200, 900 pfun6, aIIo
400 8a0en bon 500 pfunb; bret 0iers
tel babon tparen in GibsG Carolina ges
aogen unb elm 8iertel in Georgia.
3ebn Sabre fpdter, 1901, purben iGon
48, 100000 pfunb ge3ogen unb TO-.
600, 900 babou erportirt. 5opobI
tpas Site als mas Menge Der Baums
tDo1e anbetrift, baben bic B~ereintgten
Staaten allen ibrigen 2anber ber WeIt
itbertrohen; ibnen aund9ff fpmntt Sn>
bien, aber bic Safer Der inoif9en
8aummole ftebt binter BET Der at,eri.
fanii6en 3urid. Die iibrigen 8aurts
Do0e probu5irenben 2dnber, pel9e Der
Grtudbnung tpertb eri6einen, finb OF.
Snoien, ggppten, Braflien, Weft.Sn.
bien unb @uinea. Sn rteuefter 3eit 1T
aud I'm ruifii9en Mftea Der 8eriu9 ge.
ma9t tporben, 8aumtpoIe 3u 5ieben,
unb tDie es BIG febt ben Mnf9ein bat,
NIT grfolg.
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QuadfaIbere ufdht!

@iemanb barf es fid erlarben, nod au erpe>
rimentiren unb iiberal bernmsuquadfalbern,
tpenn feline 2unsen in @efabr finb. Die
S9pinbiudt tritt in ibren Mnfansen immer
OILS cine art bon Grtdltnng auf. Niemanb
laie fid bon irsenb einem Gambler cine iener
bilisen unb mertblofen Nadabmungen bon
Or. Sings neuer gntbeduns fit S6pinbfudt
nnb &atarrb auffdpdben, ionbern iiberseuee
fi9, baB ct ftets bas ddte unb ridtige Mittel
erbdlt. 8iele taufen iene Madabmnngen, neil
o~ieielben etipaS biaiser Tnb. aber man laGe
ft9 babmtd nidt lire fIbren, fonbern befeEe
oarauf, Or. ainss neue gntbeduns gu erbal.
ten, bon telder sarantirt mirb, bab fie gesen
aae 2eiben ber 2unse, Der aeble unb BET Itb.
munssorgane iberbaupt abbiilfe f9aft.
Strobe. 8lafden gratis an baben in Der Mpo.
thetc bon u. 0reib. @reiS Der sroSeu Gta.
iden 81.
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,,pa, tpelde suft sploat ~ fetuI..


Die ,Nqsduer 3eitune' i6reibt am IL.
Suli: als Dor aebn Wo6en bas l.. 50.
gerbataiaon BON elmer uebung beims
febrte unb por bet &aierre mod einige
grercitien ausfibren muBte, fol ber i'm
eriteu Sabr bienenbe @olbat 6riebrid
H6gelein BET Musfibrung bes iogenanteit
uSte9". G9rittes bic 8eine ni9t
riframm" genug rbur9gebridt" baben,
tuesDegen ibm bon benz unteroffiaier
grebm aus &egensburg bic ginIabung
au She'll tuur6e, er nt6ge i'm Mbenbs
auf oefen 3immer befu9en. 6ier I'M
Gunner bes unteroffaiers babe Der
Solbat &6aelein auf eitten 6tubl fi9
nieoerfeben unb bic GiBe auf einen
sueiten Stubl legen miiFen, 10 baB Die
Beine beg Solbater cine Bride 3ptf1en
ben beiben 6ttiblen biloeten. Na9 Gins
nebmerl biefer Stelung babe fib Elm
SOlbat rittlinss uiiten auf bic GaBe bes
@6gelein feben mtiRen, tpdbrenb einem
aaberen Sol6aten bonn ~nnteroffi3ier Elm
SiBploB auf ben Oberf9enfeln bes &6s
gelein anseuieieu tuurbe. Daraufbin
babe ber Brebta benz R6gelein elm puB.
brett auf bic freii9mebenbe1 Gniee ge.
legt unb fi9 ielbft auf biefes geifelt, I'M
10 Dem &C. bas rDur@brtiden" Der
&niee bei3ubringen. Die Golgen
bieier Nbri6tunss . Metbobe, bic
lebbaft on bic In m~ittelalters
li@en GoItertammert angetpanbten
prattifert erinnert, tparen berart, baB
Der Solbat fdon felt aebn Wo9en I'm
MiIitdrlasaretb liest, obne baB cine
Be1erung In feirem 8efinben eingetres
ten 1T. Iuf benz re9ten SUB fam G6ses
lein ni9t mebr ieber, ba er bein &C..
ringften 8erfu9 bic gr6Bten S9meraer
empfinoet. Das siinfiste 9eilunss.
r%eiultat fol- Iein. baB g.. aeitlebens eis
men ffeifen CUB bebdlt, bod foa es
ni6t fur aussef9loKen geIten, baB cine
Nmputation bes Derlebten Beines
n6tbig merben t6nnte. Wie perIautet,
foaen fopobl ber Sauptmann Der be-
trefenben GDmpagnie, tpie aud Der
@ommanoeur bes Batainons entriiItet
ttber bic S9tnberei bes Brebm 1etn
unb foll OberfIieutenant b. 2oFotp cine
itrenge unteriu@ung bes Sales arges
oronet babens Soffentli6 erbdlt Der nns
teroffi,ier, tuenn fih bic Sa1e 10 bets
bdlt, tuie fe bier algemein er3dblt tuirb
unb nie fie aud auf uniere grfunois
grngen bin bon glaubmiiroiger Settle
beftdtigt tpurbe, cine ganSe eTemplari'
f9e Strafe.
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SPOON, In ean. galiforuteu.

Sn elmer 2orreiponbena. tuel6e bic
uDalbe Stems" brinst, beri6tet Elm
9err 6. %. o., Bet cine 8ergniigungs.
reije bur9 gaIifornien ma9t, in ben
folgenben Worter iber ben fi3ecalifors
nif9en 2anbsv Boom: rSeute fab i'd
mir bic Gtabt San Diego an unb fano
fe ntittett in einen seualtisen Boon,
Die In Mirfli6feit gang Sao @alifor'
MEN in ettem folden 1T; miiBte mid
iebr irren, ober bic 2eute finb bier ges
rabe5u ndrrii9 getporben. 2anb tpirb
iett bier gum preiie BON 800 big 3d..
600 per older gebalten; In Der Shat
gibt es faur1 einett older 2anb in gang
Sub g~alifornien, ber ni6t in 6tabts
pldbe ausgeIegt tpdre. Sun Diego III
Der gountpfiB BON San Diego Co., unb
Iiegt an Der San Diego Bai; biefe tpirb
gebilbet burG bic Colorado : 9albiuiel,
tpeI9e ungefdbr 2 Meeilen brett unb Z
Weilen lang lit, To- baB fte einen guteu
S9ubbafen bilbet. Sober SUB 2anb
nun auf bieier Salbiniel, bic gerabe &c.
geniiber BON Der 6tabt San Diego
liegt, cine NieiIe bon benz GeitIanb ents
fernt, lit in Stabtptdbe BON Is bel 140
SUB ~ausgelegt, uno he pertanfen fi9 3u
preifen, tuel6e BON $500 Biz $4,000
geben. Sn San Wiguel, bas Is Mset.
len bon bier unb in elmer 6oeu Ganbs
tpiife liegt, lab i9 einen Ngenten 2ots
AT EXC nor GffiH hpvfnufpn ruA uphpu-
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aehn saafieersaeta.

Sie Sirma @il6elm unb Griebri6
3ubn In Mannbeim bat na6folgenbe
bea6tensuertbe &egeln fir ale uniere
9ausfrauer aufammengeftent. uni III
nett etne praftifde Mnpei1unq aur
8ereitnng zines guten, tpobli@mefens
ben RaHees gu geben. Sie5elben
lauten:
1. Man beurtbeile ben Gafee ni@t
mad Der Sarbe Der 8obnen, 5onbern
mad benz @ei@mad (ber ssafee 1T
bdufig gefdrbt).
2. 8eim &6jfer a@te man barauf,
bob ber Gakee aur taitanienbraun, ia
ht9t f9uar5 merbe, bamit feline ebeliteu
8eftan6tbeile, bic ii9 lei6t perHa6ti,
genben dt5erif9en Dele, ri9t ber.
brennen, mobur9 ber Raffee einer un.
a%ngenebmen, bitteren @ei9nad be:
fDmmt.
3. Denfrif@ ger6teten RaTee i6tittt
man ni9t in elm enges @efdB, fonbern
bebufs i9ae1er Multiplying auf elm Sieb
ober in befen @rmangelung auf eine
m6gli9it groBe platte, oamit ber belize
&aHee ni9t na6r6ten unb berbrennen
fanr.
4. Na9bem Der Rafee ertaltet 1T, be-
mabre man i'm in einer gut 11lieBenz
ben 8le6bi6ie auf un6 apar at einem
trodenen, tebo9 ni9t gu tuartle1 Srte.
5. 9as Quantum ber gu mablenben
Bobnen beftimme man ni9t bur1 Elm
@efdB, fonbern nod benz @epi9te, ba
bic 8obnen lei6ten RaTees beim Yrets
men gr0Ber pie bieierigen i9merer unb
frdftiger Sorte1 tDer6en, 10 baB man BET
Mntpenbung bon lei9tem Raffee tpeniger
un6 bon frdftigem r1ebr @epi1t erbdlt,
w1brenb es bod geraoe umgefebrt iein
ionte.
6. Msan nebme PRO Safs unsefdbr s
@ramm gemablener Gaffee, tpel9es
Quantum ii@ nod unferer grfabrung
als bas geeignetfe betpdbrt bot.
Z. Ser 2aHee foI 10 fein aIs m6gli9
gemablen tuerben, benn ie feiner er ges
mablen, befo better entlaugt CT fid.
s. Ser Rafee barf ri6t gefodt, fon.
bern mus bur6 auf einmaI auf3uf9iit=
tenbes, fart fo9enbes mafer bereitet
tperben.
9. Man bebieue fi6 bierau feines
&afeeiades, fonbern elmer 3medmdBtgen
Giltrirmaf9ine, beren 8oben ie na9
benz 81 bereitenbem Quantum gr6Ber
Doer fleiner fein mub.
10. Ser &affee foI, na9bem er fils
trirt, 1T alsbalb genonen rerben, ba ct
bur6 Ianges Na@s unb Mufmdrmer an
MroniQ Derliert.